Sentence examples for sort of pleasure from inspiring English sources

A Jackie Collins novel gives the same sort of pleasure.

That is, serving others may produce the same sort of pleasure as gratifying a personal desire.

This is an unsophisticated sort of pleasure, but one I never wholly tire of.

Her face darkened with blood, and her full, thick lips quivered with a strange sort of pleasure.

No wonder, then, that people began listening to Shostakovich with new ears and with a new sort of pleasure.

It's wrong to copy, and I don't do that, but I put in subtle references, and I get some sort of pleasure out of it.

This sort of pleasure-seeking doesn't comport with the Washington work ethic.

Work has come to offer the sort of pleasures that rich people used to seek in their time off.

Scientists eagerly looked for evidence that the chemicals mediated any and all sorts of pleasure.

"And that matters because there are two sorts of pleasure involved," says Dr Smith.

At one point in the dialogue On Sentiments (Mendelssohn's second publication but first publication on aesthetic matters), one of the protagonists differentiates three sorts of pleasure: sensuous, beautiful, and intellectual (a differentiation which approximates respectively the three sorts of perceptions elaborated by Leibniz and Wolff, among others, namely, confused, clear, and distinct).